The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-26
A NOTABLE WEDDING.
Marriage of Miss Louise 1goe and Robert A.
Miller at Roberts Park Church.

brilliant wedding was celebrated last even
ing at Roberts Park Church, at o'clock, the
bride being Miss Louise Maria Igoe, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Igoe, and the groom Mr.
Robert Anderson Miller, of the Miller Manufact-
uring Company, of Canton, o. The church was
filled with the many friends of the parties,
numerous guests from other cities being present
to witness the ceremony, which was performed By
Rev. j. Fl. Bayless of Cincinnati, former pas
tor of Roberts Park Church, assisted by Rev. /.
FL. Mcconnell, the present pastor. The altar and
pulpit were deliberately decorated with plants.
vines and flowers. and Mr.. Robert A. Newland
rendered the wedding march. The bride was
preceded by the bridesmaids her cousin, Miss
Emma McLaughlp; Miss Marry Miller. sister of
the groom; Miss Jessie Hughes and Miss Anna
Bags, of this city. and the maids of honor
little Margaret Geiger and Miss Amelia
lilies of the valley. The brides dress
was of heavy white satin, trimmed with pearls
and pendants. made EN- train, and high corsage
Her jewels were diamonds. the gift of the
groom. The bridesmaids wore costumes of light
pink silk. and carried handsome pink ostrich
feather fans, the groom's gift. The groom was
| attended by his best man, Mr.. Stanley Igoe, the
| Ter, of Akron. O.; Mr.. Robert Tonnor Mr. Geo.
! Freese AMI Mr.. Lewis collars, of Canton. DIR.
| Philip 1goe gave his sister unto her husband.
After the wedding, reception was given at
| the brides home, No. 81 Lockerbie street, the
| residence of her aunt. Mrs. Rachel Clarke, with
/ whom she has lived for number of years, to
| which only the guests from away and very
| few intimate friends were invited. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Miller received their congratulations under
| bon Voyage" suspended across the room, and
made of pink and white flowers The
mantels and doors were also trimmed with flow
! ers and smllax Among the guests were Mr..
| and Mrs. Lewis Miller, parents of the groom;
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Miller, Misses Grace and Mary
| Miller, Messrs. Edward, Lewis, John and Theo.
| Miller. and Mr.. Richard Marvin, jr.. of Akron;
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Fogle,
Allen, Mr. and Mrs John Wells. OF
Canton, o.; Mr.. aud Mrs. Peter Studebaker
of Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Stuoe.-ker OF
| South Bend; Rev. and Mrs. Bayless and Miss
| Everts. of Cincinnati; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gel
ger, of Louisvile: Mr.. and Mrs Philip Igoe, OF
| Omaha; Mr.. end Mrs. Trustin Boyd OF st. Louis
! Mr. and Mrs. George Boyd, OF Philadelphia; Miss
| Brown and Miss Hunsicker, of Circleville, o.
| Mr. George Fox and Miss Fannie Fox, of Gin
cinnat;, and Mrs Jelly, of Minneapolis, ani
others. Numerous elegant presents testify t.
the esteem in which Mr.. and Mrs Miller are
| held.
The bridal tour will include three.weeks
| visit to Mr.. Mller's sister, Mrs. Thos. A. Edison
| in Florida, for which place they left last night
and upon their return will go to housekeeping il
Canton, o., where the bridegroom is presiden
/ of the Miller Manufacturing Company. TIL,
bride is one of the well-known young ladies o
Indianapolis. and most highly thought of, ant
her friends regret her departure to. anothe
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